A crash on US-75, Belt Line Road, Campbell Road, Spring Valley Road, or a Richardson frontage road can leave you dealing with pain, a damaged vehicle, missed work, and insurance calls before you know how serious the injury is.
J. Alexander Law Firm serves injured Richardson drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and families from our Dallas office on Central Expressway. Call day or night to speak with a real person in English or Spanish. Your consultation is free.
Reviewed by Josh Alexander, Founder and Managing Attorney · Updated September 2026
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Texas Trial Lawyers AssociationGet medical care, even if the pain seems minor. Keep the crash report number, your photos, and the other driver’s insurance details, and write down what you remember while it is fresh. Our Texas guide for the days after a wreck covers each legal step.
The table below shows what often follows a Richardson crash and what the firm handles.
J. Alexander Law Firm’s September 29, 2026 query of TxDOT’s Crash Records Information System identified 8,681 reportable crashes in Richardson from 2021 through 2025, including crashes on the main lanes of US-75 and President George Bush Turnpike. Of those crashes, 51 were fatal and 231 more involved a suspected serious injury. In all, 55 people died and 270 people had suspected serious injuries.
Richardson sits in both Dallas and Collin counties, with about two-thirds of the city in Dallas County, and the crash records follow that split.
Left-turn crashes accounted for 15.1% of Richardson’s reported crashes from 2021 through 2025. According to the firm’s Texas Left Turn Crash Index, that was the highest share among the large Texas cities measured in that study.
Method: “Richardson” means the city listed on the crash report. A serious crash is one where at least one person has a fatal injury (K) or a suspected serious injury (A) on the report. The 55 deaths and 270 serious injuries count people, not crashes.
A crash report is only one part of the record. Depending on the case, useful evidence may include scene photos, vehicle damage, witness information, available video, roadway conditions, traffic details, and statements made after the collision.
Pain does not always appear immediately. A well-documented claim follows the injury from the first symptoms through medical visits, imaging, therapy, pain management, missed work, and changes in daily life.
Matthew Graham brings more than 25 years of experience, including prior work as an insurer subrogation director. That experience can be useful when an insurer questions fault, coverage, medical treatment, or whether the crash caused an injury.
Laura Rivas handles motor-vehicle injury claims and has litigation experience when a fair resolution cannot be reached through early negotiation. Not every claim requires a lawsuit. Every claim, however, should be prepared with the evidence needed if litigation becomes necessary.
Insurance-side case analysis
Matthew has more than 25 years of civil-litigation experience, including prior insurer-side litigation and subrogation work. He understands how carriers evaluate fault, coverage, medical records, vehicle damage, and claimed losses.
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Trial-ready case development
Josh founded J. Alexander Law Firm after serving in the U.S. Marine Corps and beginning his Texas legal practice in 2017. When the insurance company will not fairly account for the evidence, he prepares the claim for the next stage.
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Medical-record and litigation review
Laura handles motor-vehicle injury claims and brings a biochemistry background to reviewing medical records, imaging, and injury evidence. She helps develop claims that need more than an early settlement conversation.
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A driver was rear-ended while stopped in northbound US-75 traffic in Allen, on the same highway that runs through Richardson. The client began pain-management treatment 20 days after the August 15, 2024 crash. The claim resolved before a lawsuit for the full available $50,000 third-party bodily-injury policy limit.
Read the Allen Rear-End Crash Case
Near Abrams Road and Heatherdale in Dallas, another driver allegedly did not yield at a stop sign, and three vehicles collided. The recovery combined the at-fault driver’s $100,000 bodily-injury limit with $5,000 in UM/UIM coverage, so the insurance review had to reach past a single policy.
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In Pasadena, a pickup truck was struck at an intersection by a driver who ran a red light. Laura Rivas obtained an $850,000 settlement at mediation during litigation. Injury severity, coverage, disputed liability, and the evidence gathered afterward can all change how a claim like this develops.
Read the Pasadena Red-Light Crash CaseCase results depend on the facts, injuries, insurance coverage, available evidence, and applicable law. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Amounts are gross recoveries before fees, expenses, and liens.
After a wreck, you need someone who keeps answering the phone. These former clients wrote about how the firm explained the process, answered their questions, and checked in along the way.
“I highly recommend to everyone! Always has the answers that I need and does everything in a very professional manner!”
“Overall amazing and informative service. She explained the whole process and made sure to check in with me, not only about what is next, but just to check in how I was doing. I really appreciated that.”
“I would strongly recommend him for any questions. Very good experience with Rodrigo, he was very knowledgeable and responsive to all the questions I had regarding my situation.”
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Tell us where the crash happened, what you remember, and what the insurance company has said so far. Someone answers the phone day or night, and the consultation is free.
The firm serves Richardson from its Dallas office, on the Central Expressway corridor just south of the city:
12801 N. Central Expressway, Suite 1100Disclaimer: This page provides general information and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Every case is different. The information on this page is not legal advice, and past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Consult an attorney about the specific facts of your situation.
